Indians have a packed schedule in 2013 and it doesn't include any tour to West Indies but BCCI has decided to send over their national team for a fortnight to participate in a tri-series, which also involves Sri Lanka who have a full tour to Caribbean..

Just a 7 match tri-series it will be with each team playing another twice, and top two on points table clashing for the final. The triangular series starts 28th June with Sri Lanka taking on West Indies while the final will be on 11th July 2013.

Sabina Park in Jamaica will host first three games while Queens Park Oval in Trinidad gets last four. All matches will be played as day games.

Schedule : Tri-series in West Indies, June-July 2013

Date

Match

Venue

28 June 2013

Match 1 : Sri Lanka v West Indies

Jamaica

30 June 2013

Match 2 : India v West Indies

Jamaica

2 July 2013

Match 3 : India v Sri Lanka

Jamaica

5 July 2013

Match 4 : India v West Indies

Trinidad

7 July 2013

Match 5 : Sri Lanka v West Indies

Trinidad

9 July 2013

Match 6 : India v Sri Lanka

Trinidad

11 July 2013

The final

Trinidad

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